Forecast Last Updated at Tuesday, September 28, 2021 at 6:32AM

Running Out of Superlatives

There are 49 synonyms for "glorious" on thesauras.com. I'll go with "dazzling" today. Whatever you call it, I hope you find a way to get outdoors and enjoy this day. We keep "dazzling" weather into the weekend. Temperatures are a couple degrees warmer today through Thursday, then a couple degrees cooler Friday. We'll add a few clouds this weekend.

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Tuesday Hi: 74 Lo: 54 Generally sunny; "Dazzling" weather; NW wind 5-15 mph

Wednesday Hi: 74 Lo: 51 Mostly sunny; Stays pleasant; NW wind 5-15 mph, becoming light Wed. night

Thursday Hi: 75 Lo: 49 Mostly sunny; Continued pleasant; Light wind

Friday Hi: 70 Lo: 50 Scattered PM clouds; A couple degrees cooler

Saturday Hi: 73 Lo: 55 Partly cloudy; High and dry

Further Out

Sunday - Scattered clouds; Continued pleasant; High in the lower 70s; Low in the lower 50s
Monday - Becoming mostly cloudy; A light shower or two, mostly in the afternoon; High in the upper 60s; Low in the lower 50s

Forecast Discussion

The weather map in the Southeast U. S. is as quiet as a mouse. A dry front moves through from the north Wednesday morning without noticeable effect.

High pressure rules through the weekend; however, we'll have a more moist southerly flow that will add a few clouds beginning Friday afternoon. That moistening trend continues and may produce a couple of light mostly afternoon showers Monday.

The tropical Atlantic is active but storms are not a threat to landmasses in the foreseeable future. Same is a major hurricane east of the Leeward Islands. It turns NW then North and passes east of Bermuda late this week. The remnant of Peter is currently east of Bermuda and may regain some strength. Two tropical depressions are farther southeast in the Atlantic, and both of them probably become named storms in the next two days. Teresa and Victor will be the names.

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